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Fresh cilantro leaves are bright green, with flat, serrated edges. They grow in clusters along thin, branching stems. Young leaves feel soft and tender. As they age, they get a bit more fibrous, but still totally edible. Cilantro comes from the coriander plant and is part of the parsley family. Sold as a small bunch.
Fresh cilantro leaves are bright green, with flat, serrated edges. They grow in clusters along thin, branching stems. Young leaves feel soft and tender. As they age, they get a bit more fibrous, but still totally edible. Cilantro comes from the coriander plant and is part of the parsley family. Sold as a small bunch.